BS 7121-5:2006
Superseded
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Code of practice for safe use of cranes Tower cranes
Hardcopy , PDF
27-09-2019
English
28-04-2006
Foreword
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Management of installation and lifting operations
5 Contract lift or crane hire
6 Planning of lifting operations when the crane is in use
7 Selection and duties of personnel
8 Minimum attributes of personnel
9 Selection of tower cranes
10 Safety
11 Siting of cranes
12 Erecting, dismantling and alteration of height
13 Tower crane climbing
14 Procedures and precautions
15 Operating conditions
16 Slinging and handling of loads
17 Maintenance
18 Thorough examination
Annexes
Annex A (normative) Additional recommendations for the
installation and use of self-erecting
tower cranes
Annex B (normative) Lifting of persons
Annex C (normative) Training of crane operators and slingers
Annex D (informative) Example of typical procedure for
climbing frame thorough examinations
and checks
Annex E (informative) Background to the BS 7121 series
Bibliography
Gives recommendations for the safe installation and use of tower cranes, including self-erecting tower cranes.
Committee |
MHE/3/11
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DevelopmentNote |
Supersedes BS 7121-5(1997) and 05/30054437 DC. (05/2006) Reviewed and confirmed by BSI, December 2011. (11/2011)
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DocumentType |
Standard
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Pages |
110
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PublisherName |
British Standards Institution
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Status |
Superseded
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Supersedes |
This part of BS7121 gives recommendations for the safe installation and use of tower cranes, including self-erecting tower cranes.
Subjects covered include selection of tower cranes, planning the installation (including site specific design work, e.g. base and ties), erection, extension (including climbing), thorough examination (including testing), maintenance, operation, and dismantling, as well as safety measures to be taken during the execution of all the above functions. It also covers the appropriate selection and training of personnel involved in the safe installation and use of tower cranes.
NOTE Self-erecting tower cranes have been addressed briefly in this document. It is envisaged that a full treatment will be given in a future publication.
BS 7121-3:2000 | Code of practice for safe use of cranes Mobile cranes |
BS 6968:1988 | Guide for use and maintenance of non-calibrated round steel lifting chain and chain slings |
BS 7262:1990 | Specification for automatic safe load indicators |
BS EN 14502-2 : 2005 | CRANES - EQUIPMENT FOR THE LIFTING OF PERSONS - PART 2: ELEVATING CONTROL STATIONS |
BS 8437(2005) : 2005 | CODE OF PRACTICE FOR SELECTION, USE AND MAINTENANCE OF PERSONAL FALL PROTECTION SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT FOR USE IN THE WORKPLACE |
BS 7671(2001) : 2001 AMD 14905 | REQUIREMENTS FOR ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS |
BS EN 12077-2 : 1999 | CRANES SAFETY - REQUIREMENTS FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY - PART 2: LIMITING AND INDICATING DEVICES |
ISO 11660-3:2008 | Cranes Access, guards and restraints Part 3: Tower cranes |
BS EN 14502-1:2010 | Cranes. Equipment for the lifting of persons Suspended baskets |
BS 6166-3:1988 | Lifting slings Guide to the selection and safe use of lifting slings for multi-purposes |
BS EN 13586 : 2004 | CRANES - ACCESS |
BS 6210:1983 | Code of practice for the safe use of wire rope slings for general lifting purposes |
BS EN 13557 : 2003 | CRANES - CONTROLS AND CONTROL STATIONS |
PREN 14439 : DRAFT 2014 | CRANES - SAFETY - TOWER CRANES |
BS CP3010(1972) : 1972 | CODE OF PRACTICE FOR SAFE USE OF CRANES (MOBILE CRANES, TOWER CRANES AND DERRICK CRANES) |
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